Problems we solve

Every team has a story about losing code.

Outages, lockouts, accidental deletes, vendor policy changes. Git Replica turns these from business-stopping incidents into nothing events.

Problem

Single-provider dependency

Your entire team stops working when GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket has an outage. CI breaks, deploys stop, reviews halt, onboarding freezes. Every minute of downtime is multiplied across every engineer on your payroll.

Git Replica solves it

Real-time mirror on a second provider

When one provider is down, work continues from the mirror — with zero manual switching effort. Your CI can target the mirror URL. Devs can clone from the backup. Recovery is not a fire drill; it is a config change you made in advance.

Problem

Accidental repository deletion

An overloaded admin force-pushes, wipes a branch, or deletes the wrong repository. Time-pressure recovery is painful — and sometimes impossible. Provider support turnaround times are measured in days, not minutes.

Git Replica solves it

Encrypted point-in-time archives

Restore a repository at any historical snapshot state in minutes with a single action from the dashboard. Every archive is checksummed, signed, and decryptable by your key — no support ticket required.

Problem

Account lockouts

Suspended accounts, billing disputes, or policy disagreements can cut a team off from their own codebase for days or weeks. The provider controls the access; you are at their mercy while the clock runs.

Git Replica solves it

Continuous mirror to a separate account

Even if one identity is locked, the code remains accessible via the mirror on a separate provider or account. The mirror is always current — within seconds of the last push — so there is no stale-data problem during a lockout.

Problem

Vendor outages

GitHub has had multi-hour outages affecting pushes, pulls, webhooks, and Actions. When that happens, teams lose hours of productivity — coordinating workarounds, losing context, and then dealing with merge conflicts from the gap.

Git Replica solves it

Always-current mirror to keep shipping

Push to the mirror, continue working, reconcile when the primary comes back online. Because the mirror is a standard Git remote, your existing toolchain — CI, deploy scripts, IDE integrations — just works against it.

Problem

Corrupted repositories

Bad force-pushes, malformed history, or rare Git data corruption can leave repos in an unusable state. Reconstructing the correct state from teammates' local clones is slow, error-prone, and not always possible for CI-only artifacts.

Git Replica solves it

Off-site encrypted snapshots

Restore to the last known-good commit within minutes instead of days. Each snapshot is captured independently of the provider — corruption on the source does not affect the archive. Integrity is verified on restore before anything is pushed.

Problem

Weak backup routines

"We run a cron that does git clone --mirror weekly." That is not a backup strategy — it is a false sense of security. Weekly cadence means up to seven days of exposure. Manual scripts fail silently. Nobody verifies restores.

Git Replica solves it

Automated webhook-driven backups with verified integrity

Every push is captured — not just weekly snapshots. Restores are tested and verified cryptographically on each run. You stop maintaining scripts and start relying on a system with SLA-backed uptime and an audit log you can show to anyone.

Problem

Compliance and audit needs

Auditors want proof of retention, geographic storage control, access logs, and RPO/RTO numbers. Your current "backup" is a zip file on someone's laptop — or a shared S3 bucket with no access controls and no expiry policy.

Git Replica solves it

Audit logs, encryption-at-rest, and retention controls

Git Replica provides structured audit logs of every replication and restore event, AES-256-GCM encryption with customer-controlled keys, configurable retention periods, and geographic storage selection. Enterprise plans add SSO-integrated access controls and dedicated RPO/RTO documentation.

Problem

Migration and portability

Switching providers is painful because your tooling, PRs, history, and CI are entangled with one vendor. The longer you stay, the deeper the lock-in gets. When you finally need to move, the cost is enormous.

Git Replica solves it

An always-current cross-provider mirror

The cheapest migration insurance available: keep a live mirror on your target provider from day one. When you are ready to cut over, the destination is already current. Cut the cord whenever you want, with zero data-transfer scramble on the day.

99.99%

of pushes replicated

< 10s

replication latency

AES-256-GCM

encryption standard

Zero

vendor lock-in by design

Turn Git incidents into non-events.

Connect your first provider account in under 2 minutes. No infrastructure to provision, no scripts to maintain.

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